On what grounds did the Austrian-born economist Friedrich A. Hayek reject the New Deal state?

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Hayek believed that government planning would ultimately lead to a restriction of individual liberties, regardless of the intentions behind it. He argued that planning could not account for the complex and constantly changing nature of a market economy, and that attempts to do so would ultimately lead to unintended consequences and decreased economic freedom. He did not directly compare the New Deal to National Socialism, and did not attribute the US victory in WWII to the absence of economic planning.

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